Combining different sized clusters

[Dk1]

Hello,

 It appears that when creating a cluster, the elements must all be of the same size. I have two clusters of differing size that I would eventually like to combine into one, but I cannot simply wire both of them to the terminals of a bundle. I can get around this issue but unbundling each cluster and then putting each element of both clusters into a single larger bundle, but this is extremely tedious. Both clusters have several elements and combining them in this manner becomes an inconvenience. Is there a better way to do something like this?

Thanks

[RavensFan]

A cluster can contain another cluster as one of its elements.

What are you really trying to do?  What determined the current structure of each of your clusters?  Is there a logical correlation to all of the datain that they belong together?

Attached a VI that contains the various clusters that you are trying to put together.

[altenbach]

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Dk1 wrote:

 It appears that when creating a cluster, the elements must all be of the same size. I have two clusters of differing size that I would eventually like to combine into one, but I cannot simply wire both of them to the terminals of a bundle. I can get around this issue but unbundling each cluster and then putting each element of both clusters into a single larger bundle, but this is extremely tedious. Both clusters have several elements and combining them in this manner becomes an inconvenience. Is there a better way to do something like this?

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• The various elements of a cluster can differ in size (e.g. one element could be an integer array with 3 elements and another element could be a DBL array with 6 elements).
• As Ravens already said, you could create a new cluster containing both clusters by simply wiring them to a bundle operation.

Obviously, something is wrong with your description, so it would really help if you could attach a small VI containing your two clusters and explain what you tried, what you get, and what you want instead.

[Thoric]

Are you accidentally using teh Build Array function? It looks similar to the Bundle function, and would explain why bundling two different clusters is resulting in broken code.